3 bed semi-detached to buy in NE65

| Semi-Detached 3 Bedroom House | Very Well Presented Throughout | Outbuilding and Off-street Parking | Well Proportioned and Private Rear Garden
Agents comments: “ This is an amazing opportunity to own an immaculately finished, three bedroomed semi-detached house in the highly sought after village of Felton. The property has been lovingly cared for and benefits from a generous well maintained private garden with gated access to the field behind."
Felton village, which is located roughly halfway between the market towns of Alnwick and Morpeth centres around "the Old bridge" dating from the 15th Century. During the period of the Wars of the Roses (1455 to 1487) armies of both sides repeatedly crossed the river at Felton. There may have been a wooden bridge by this time but the strategic importance of the crossing led to the construction of the present old stone bridge. In 1644, during the Civil War, the bridge narrowly escaped destruction when the Royalist army was retreating south. To hinder the pursuing Scottish army, it destroyed any bridges it crossed but when it reached Felton bridge, the women of the village prevented its destruction by frightening off the soldiers. Six years later the Parliamentarian army crossed the bridge on its way north to Scotland where it subsequently defeated the Scots at the Battle of Dunbar. The army was led by Oliver Cromwell. He is said to have stayed overnight in Felton at the Angel Inn.
The village also has an active community and parish and has a medieval church St Michael of All Angles with origins dating back to 12th Century.
Felton has a close and bustling community, with regular village events spread across the calendar. There are an array of amenities, these include:- a local church of England primary school rated as very good by a recent Ofsted rating; a village shop and post office; artisan bakery restaurant and newsagent- The Running Fox; 'The Northumberland Arms' a highly praised gastro pub with high-quality accommodation; a hairdressers and art gallery. There is a doctor's surgery, due to be relocated to the Bellway estate in the near future.
The village has its very own magazine, The Bridge, and is delivered to the villagers bi-monthly.
The ground floor accommodation briefly comprises: lounge; cloakroom WC; kitchen; dining room; outbuilding with utility space. To the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms, a single bedroom and main bathroom. Externally there is a large parking area to the front, and good sized private rear garden.
An early inspection of this property is highly recommended to appreciate the quality of accommodation on offer!
Heating: Main's Gas (combi boiler)
uPVC Double Glazing
Local Authority: Northumberland County Council
County: Northumberland
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
Vendor’s position: Onward purchase